We are Xinjiang Benyou International Travel Service — a licensed inbound operator based in Urumqi. We run 4–15 guest small groups and private trips through Xinjiang, Guizhou, Guilin, Tibet and Sichuan, with Thai, English and Chinese interpreters on the road. Already booked your flights? Take our land-only package.
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We operate these routes ourselves — not resold through a third party. Every itinerary can run as a small group or a private trip.
Grassland, snow peaks, desert and bazaars — our home base, and the reason we started.
Miao and Dong villages, cave waterfalls, and China's best-kept slow travel.
Karst peaks, rice terraces and river mornings — the easiest first trip into China.
Potala Palace, high lakes and monastery mornings. Tibet permit handled for you.
Pandas, turquoise lakes and Sichuan kitchens — food travel at its best.
Thai, English and Chinese speaking guides and interpreters travel with the group for the whole trip — at restaurants, hospitals and border checkpoints. Nothing gets lost in translation.
Already have flights, or joining friends already in China? Take the ground part only: hotels, transport, tickets, guide. We also take single services — an airport transfer, a guide for a day, a van for a week.
No 40-seat coaches, no waiting for strangers. Groups are capped at 15 and private departures start from 2 guests. Fixed itinerary, fixed price, written into the contract.
Halal meals from restaurants we vet ourselves, prayer rooms, and schedules built around prayer times.
Month, number of travellers, how many days. No budget questions in the first message.
Day by day, hotels named, what is included and what is not — including tips.
Bank transfer or a card link. Contract and invoice issued in the company name.
Airport pickup, eSIM and payment apps set up on day one, interpreter with you throughout.



Prices are per person, land-only, twin share. Final quote depends on season, hotel class and group size.
Prices shown in USD (base rate).
Most of what you were told in a chat cannot be checked. These four can. Ask for any of them and we will send the documents.
Travel agency business licence L-XJ-CJ00xxx, inbound tourism within scope, ¥200,000 quality deposit paid.
Payments go to the company account, never to a personal one. Contract and invoice in the company name.
Agency liability insurance plus travel accident cover for every guest on tour.
Urumqi office, open to visits. Ask for a video call with the operations team before paying.
Thai, Malaysian and Singaporean passports: visa-free, 30 days per entry (90 days in any 180). We confirm the current rule for your passport in writing.
Alipay and WeChat Pay accept foreign cards. We set both up with you on arrival — many shops no longer handle cash easily.
Buy an eSIM before you fly. LINE, WhatsApp and Google work on a roaming eSIM; hotel Wi-Fi usually cannot reach them.
Tibet needs a permit arranged through us, plus a guide — we handle the paperwork. Some Xinjiang border villages are closed to foreign passports; we route around them and say so upfront.
No. We don't run shopping stops at all. If a shop appears in your itinerary it is because you asked for it — and it is written into the itinerary.
Yes — that is our land-only package (落地散). Send us your arrival date and we build the itinerary around it.
Small groups run 4–15 guests. Private trips start from 2. We never merge you into a 40-person coach group.
It is standard on our Thai-market departures, not a paid extra. If your dates don't match a Thai-speaking departure, we tell you before you pay — not after.
Yes. Foreign passport holders need a Tibet Travel Permit arranged through a licensed agency, plus a guide for the whole stay. That is part of the booking.
You get a written itinerary and a fixed quote back — not a brochure.